The Teaching of Law in the United States: Studies on the Case and Socratic Methods in Comparison with Traditional Taiwanese Pedagogy
Kuan-Chun Chang

Recently Introduced Measures of Direct and Participatory Democracy and Their Constitutional Ramifications in the Republic of Korea
Woo-young Rhee

Promises and Pitfalls of Using National Bioethics Commissions as an Institution to Facilitate Deliberative Democracy—　Lessons from the Policy Making of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Wenmay Rei & Jiunn-Rong Yeh

Common Law Influences in Private Law—Taiwan’s Experiences Related to Corporate Law
Andrew Jen-Guang Lin

Special Contributions

Judicial Governance Through Resolution of Legal Disputes?—A Japanese Perspective
Narufumi Kadomatsu

Normative Evaluation on Judicial Governance in Korea: Focusing Standing Issue
Hong Sik Cho

Experiencing Independent Commissions: Japan v. Taiwan
Katsuya Uga, Jiunn-Rong Yeh
Wen-Chen Chang, Chao-Chun Lin

Student Note

The Korean Constitutional Court and Kwangju Massacre: Note on the Special Act Concerning the May Democratization Movement Case
Yi-Li Lee